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| Edited By: Karen Noronha |Source: DNA webdesk |Updated: Apr 10, 2022, 06:06 PM IST
What just happened? Hardly after walking into the crease to chase down the mammoth total of 215 runs set by Delhi Capitals (DC), the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batters Ajinkay Rahane and Venkatesh Iyer saw a lot of drama happening. As the saying goes, a cat has nine lives,' but apparently, Rahane has already received three.
DC pacer Mustafizur Rahman was already in attacking form from ball one. Rahane was given out caught behind, but Rahane decided to opt for DRS and surely it comes to his rescue as there was no spike on UltraEdge when the ball is next to bat.
On the next ball, Rahane again reviewed against an LBW decision. There was a clear inside edge and Rahane was safe again.
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However, when it came to the third ball, Rahane went for a drive away from his body, but it got beaten as the ball moved away. But, there was an outside edge, however, there was no appeal from the DC players, and one can say Rahane is surely very lucky.
Delhi coach Ricky Ponting was seen asking Pant why did he not go for a review to which Pant was seen showing that he did not hear anything.
1st ball : No Edge but umpire gave Rahane out as caught behind. He reviews and survives
2nd ball: Inside edge & then ball hits pads; umpire gave Rahane out (LBW). He reviews and survives
3rd ball: Edge & caught by Pant but no appeal pic.twitter.com/YO0S2IJU5K— (@DanielSamsDolan) April 10, 2022
Currently, Delhi Capitals sit on the seventh spot in the IPL points table with two points from three games. The Rishabh Pant-led side had lost their last game against the Lucknow Super Giants.
On the other hand, KKR is at the top of the table with six points from four games. Their pacer Pat Cummins had played a blazing knock of 56 runs off just 15 balls against Mumbai Indians (MI) to help KKR clinch the win.
